The Captain-Leonidas: Crew Feedback and Vessel Data
IMO: 9271561
Ore Carrier, Panama
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Vessel Details
MMSI
356611000
Callsign
H8HK
Width
50.0 m
Length
300.0 m
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Jacob
2024-06-29
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Captain-Leonidas Sets Sail, Marking a Milestone in Ukrainian Maritime Exports
The Captain-Leonidas, recognized as the largest vessel to depart from Ukraine since the onset of the Russian invasion, has successfully left the port of Yuzhny. This significant event was confirmed by the Ministry of Community Development, Territorie...
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Historic Departure of 'Captain Leonidas' Marks Milestone for Ukrainian Trade
In a significant development for Ukraine's maritime industry, the bulk carrier 'Captain Leonidas' has set sail from Yuzhny, marking the largest vessel to dock in the nation since the onset of the Russian invasion. This pivotal departure was reported by the Ministry of Community Development, Territories and Infrastructure on April 6, 2024. The 'Captain Leonidas' has commenced the export of 195,700 tons of goods produced by Ukrainian metallurgical companies. Since August 2023, the strategically vital Ukrainian maritime corridor has facilitated the export of over 36 million tons of cargo, including the passage of 1,286 ships that have successfully shipped 25 million tons of agricultural products to various destinations across Asia, Africa, and Europe. Currently, an additional 135 vessels are on standby, poised to approach the ports in the Odessa region, anticipated to export another 4 million tons of diverse cargoes. Notably, the performance metrics of the Ukrainian maritime corridor have surpassed the outcomes of the previously established grain agreement, which was undermined following Russia's military actions against Ukraine. This evolving situation underscores the resilience and adaptability of Ukraine's maritime operations amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Vessel Sold to European Buyers for $15.8 Million
In a notable transaction within the maritime industry, a vessel has been successfully sold to buyers in Europe for approximately $15.8 million. This sale highlights ongoing interest and investment in maritime assets, reflecting the strong demand in the sector.
Zodiac Maritime Acquires Another Vintage Newcastlemax, Azul Fortuna
In recent months, the secondhand market for classic Universal-built Newcastlemax vessels has seen a surge in interest, particularly among ships beginning with the Azul suffix. Continuing this trend, Zodiac Maritime has successfully acquired a third sister ship, Azul Fortuna, securing the deal for $15.8 million. The 14-year-old bulk carrier was highly sought after, with Zodiac outbidding four other contenders to claim ownership. Notably, Azul Fortuna is scheduled for dry-docking in July of next year, marking an exciting addition to the Zodiac fleet.